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WINTER ARRIVES
In case you haven’t noticed,
winter arrived with several
inches of snow the morning of Nov. 10. The snow
clogged roads across the
state causing many accidents. The storm also
prompted the closing of
many area schools including the Brandon-Evansville
School District. Crews were
out taking care of the roads
on Nov. 10 and through
the night into the next day.
The weather also caused
a 2-hour delay of the start
of school for BrandonEvansville and many other
area schools. With the cold
temperatures ice is now
forming on area lakes.
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WHAT’S INSIDE
LETTER
A letter to the editor
expresses gratitude
for wonderful community support...Page 2.
CIGARETTE USE
B-E facilities informational, listening session is Nov. 18
The B-E School District invites the public to a listening/
informational session regarding the school facilities at both
the Brandon and Evansville
campuses.
The session will be held at
7 p.m., Tuesday, Nov. 18, in
the Evansville Senior Center.
R.A. Morton & Associates,
Inc. & Wendel Architects
have been commissioned by
the school district to facilitate
this session and the meetings
to follow.
From this first session it is
hoped to develop a task force
The Evansville City Council received an update on a
new lease with the BrandonEvansville School District for
the portion of the Evansville
Campus building owned by
the city.
Councilmembers Missy
Englund and Richard Novotny met with the BrandonEvansville School Board at its
October meeting.
The two said the district is
open to a long-term agreement
of 20-years or more.
Issues that need to be worked
out is exactly who will pay for
what. The agreement in the past
has been the district pays for
maintenance inside the building and the district and the city
split outside costs 50-50.
Once a lease is finalized, it
will be sent to the League of
Minnesota Cities for its opinion. It is hoped the lease can
be seen by the League before
the council’s Dec. 8 meeting
for possible approval.
The lease will need to be
approved by the BrandonEvansville School Board also,
which could happen at the
board’s Dec. 15 meeting.
The council also at the meeting approved hiring CarlsonHighland for its 2014 audit.
The firm’s estimated cost for
the audit is $8,750 which includes $2,100 for a single audit.
A single audit includes audits
of federal assistance received
and spent. The single audit takes
care of the audit requirements
for all federal departments and
agencies and is designed to save
the city from having to have a
series of audits.
An update on the 2014 Utility
Improvement Project informed
the council tar was scheduled
to arrive Nov. 4.
Evansville City Clerk Diana
Olson said she has been receiv-
that will go forward with the
results and, among other things,
review previous facility studies,
develop conceptual schemes for
analysis, discuss the multiple
impacts of these schemes, and
present recommendations to the
ISD 2908 School Board.
The board would greatly appreciate any input anyone may
have concerning the facilities
at both campuses. The board
also welcomes your ideas and
encourages you to join your
neighbors in giving important
feedback.
Evansville Council gets update on lease with Brandon-Evansville School District
ing requests for estimates on
what the assessments will be
and that she is trying to meet
the requests.
A Coffee Day for the city will
be held again with the date yet
to be determined.
The council also passed a motion to move the delinquent water and sewer bills to property
taxes on the affected properties.
The council approved liquor
and tobacco licenses for those
business in the city which sell
those products.
The council’s usual meeting
day is the first Monday of the
month but because that would
mean meeting on Dec. 1 when
there is very little available,
such as bills, for the council to
consider, the council moved the
meeting to Dec. 8 at 7 p.m. in
the council chambers.
The 2014 Minnesota
Youth Tobacco Survey found that the
percent of high school
students who smoked
cigarettes in the past
30 days dropped from
18.1 percent in 2011
to 10.6 percent in
2014...Page 3.
VOLLEYBALL
The Brandon-Evansville volleyball squad
had four members
who earned Little
Eight
Conference
honors...Page 6.
DEER
People
interested
in helping the Minnesota Department
of Natural Resources
establish deer population goals for large
portions of the state
have until Monday,
Nov. 17 to apply...
Page 6.
SALE
There will be a crafters, bake and lunch
sale on Saturday,
Nov. 15 from 9:30
a.m.-1 p.m. at the Senior Center in Evansville...Page 6.
CAMPUS NEWS
Find out what’s been
happening at the
Evansville Care Campus...Page 8.
VETERANS DAY
The nation celebrated Veterans Day Tuesday, Nov. 11 and all area veterans were invited
to enjoy coffee, cookies and fellowship at Faith Lutheran Church in Evansville. The event
was sponsored by the West Douglas County Unit 199 American Legion Auxiliary.
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Growing Green
with Extension Educator
Robin Trott
Garden Apps and
Garden Questions
With the ubiquitous nature
of smart phone technology,
iPads and tablets, I have often
been asked about my favorite
gardening apps. There are so
many out there that it may be
hard to choose. However, I do
have one favorite: Armitage’s
Greatest Perennials and Annuals for IOS and Android.
Dr. Allan Armitage is a wellknown writer, speaker and
researcher
who has
2008,
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7 worked in
landscape plants and greenhouse crops from coast to coast.
He has written 13 books (my
dog-eared copy of “Specialty
Cut Flowers: The Production
of Annuals, Perennials, Bulbs
and Woody Plants for Fresh
and Dried Cut Flowers”, is a
favorite), countless academic
papers, and an industry magacoach.
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B - Biscuits and gravy.
L - Corndogs, baked beans,
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Tuesday, Nov. 18
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lettuce
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Wednesday, Nov. 19
B - Waffle sticks, sausage.
L - Super beef nachos, peanut
ginning 11/9/2014
will be held
Saturday, Feb. 23
at Grace Lutheran
Church in Brandon
from 1-4Central
p.m.
Pit Stop
CAR WASH
& LAUNDROMAT
DNR Question
of the Week
Q: Which tree species are most
abundant in Minnesota?
A: Our most abundant tree
species in Minnesota is the
quaking aspen with an estimated
population of more than 3.5 billion. The next most abundant
butter sandwich, fresh veggies, species (in order) are balsam fir,
black spruce, black ash, paper
fruit.
birch, tamarack, red maple,
Thursday, Nov. 20
northern white cedar, sugar
B - Muffins.
L - Turkey, potato gravy, maple and balsam poplar.
Curtis Vanderschaaf, biomestuffing, squash, dinner roll,
trician,
DNR Forestry Division,
cranberries, dessert.
resource
assessment
Friday, Nov. 21
B - Cinnamon rolls.
L - Mac and cheese, shrimp
poppers, broccoli, fruit.
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Baby Shower for
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to successfully select and grow
plants.
Let me know if you have a
favorite app you use regularly.
This week’s questions come
from Bernie in Evansville.
Is it too late to give a good
soaking to my shrubs and newer
trees for the winter or is it too
much of a risk to them now?
It is important to adequately
water trees and shrubs in the
fall to help eliminate winter injury. (Conifers are particularly
susceptible to desiccation from
winter winds.) The basic rule
is 10 gallons of water per inch
diameter of trunk (measured at
about 4 feet above the ground)
per week until the ground freezes. Of course, this amount can
vary and is dependent on soil
type, tree species and rainfall.
If I leave the flowering shrubs
and tall decorative grasses uncut thru winter and cut them in
the spring - will that be a problem? I kind of like the look of
the stems holding out over the
winter? Many gardeners leave
shrubs and grasses untouched
to add winter interest to their
garden, and provide shelter
and food for the birds and other
wildlife. Ornamental grasses
add color, texture, and movement to the winter garden, and
create interesting contrast when
they are planted near evergreen
plants. Prune out dead wood and
leaves in the spring to encourage
healthy new growth.
If you have a nagging gardening question you would like me
to answer, (or have a favorite
gardening resource you would
like to share) please email me
at trot0053@umn.edu.
Until next time, happy gardening!
**********
If you have a garden and a
library, you have everything you
need.~Marcus Tullius Cicero
**********
Robin Trott is a Horticulture
Educator with University of
Minnesota Extension.
Source: Robin Trott, University of Minnesota Extension,
(320)762-3890, trot0053@
umn.edu
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Letters to the editor
To the editor:
The past four years have been
nothing less than amazing. The
Charger Football Team has won
the Pheasant South Conference for the first time ever in
the school’s history, and we
seniors, would especially like
to thank the Brandon/Evansville community, the coaches,
and the parents for all of the
support and encouragement
given to us and the rest of the
team throughout the season.
We appreciate all of the motivation and support throughout
not only the 2014 season,
but also our whole careers as
Charger Football Athletes. We
want to thank everybody who
showed up to our last game on
Saturday in Verndale. We all
saw that our fans outnumbered
Verndale’s fans. Again, from all
of the Seniors of the Charger
Football Team, we owe a big
thank you to the communities,
parents and coaches. We could
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& 2x8
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have done
we didads
this
season without each and every
fan and coach. So thank you for
making our last season one to
remember, and the best season
of our lives!
Sincerely,
Anthony Blom 31
Tom Bosek 7
Brandon Christianson 93
James Huisman 9
Patrick McGaffey 88
Christian McGaffey 52
Will Schroeder 18
Jon Thoennes 20
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election judges work extremely
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you to those who took time to
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Cigarette use drops among high school students
The 2014 Minnesota Youth
Tobacco Survey found that the
percent of high school students
who smoked cigarettes in the
past 30 days dropped from 18.1
percent in 2011 to 10.6 percent
in 2014.
This decline in cigarette
smoking, the steepest ever recorded by the Minnesota youth
survey, follows extensive efforts to curb cigarette smoking
including a 2013 tobacco tax,
bans on indoor smoking, and
tighter restrictions on youth
access to tobacco products.
Minnesota also saw declines
between 2011 and 2014 in the
use of chewing tobacco and
cigars, according to the survey.
However, for the first time,
the survey also asked about
e-cigarette use and found that
12.9 percent of high school
students used or tried an electronic cigarette in the past 30
days. The survey found that 28
percent of high school students
reported ever having tried an
e-cigarette.
“These new findings indicate
that our statewide efforts to reduce and prevent conventional
tobacco use among Minnesota
children are working,” said
Minnesota Department of
Health Commissioner Dr. Ed
Ehlinger. “At the same time,
we are seeing a wild-west
approach toward e-cigarettes,
which allows tobacco companies unlimited marketing access to young men and women.
This has led to increasing numbers of Minnesota high school
and middle school students
using e-cigarettes.”
Many young people are being exposed to nicotine, which
is highly addictive, through ecigarettes. An estimated 85,900
Minnesota public school students in grades 6-12 have
tried e-cigarettes, and 38,400
reported using them in the past
30 days. Nicotine is known to
harm adolescent brain development. Nearly one-fourth of
high school students who have
tried an e-cigarette have never
tried another tobacco product.
Minnesota high school students are exposed to a wide
range of e-cigarette marketing
tactics previously used to sell
cigarettes. More than half of
high school students, 57 percent, saw e-cigarette ads on
TV in the past 30 days. About
half, 48 percent, saw ads in
convenience stores. Students
also saw e-cigarettes in ads
on the Internet, magazines and
billboards, and in the hands
of actors in movies or on TV.
Retailers have also started selling candy flavored e-cigarette
products.
“I have a sense of déjà vu
about e-cigarettes,” Ehlinger
said. “Tobacco companies are
using old and well-tested marketing techniques to introduce
children to a new product that
delivers nicotine and potentially leads to the burden of
addiction. We need to take a
hard look at what actions we can
take at local and state levels to
stop this trend,” Ehlinger said.
E-cigarettes are having such
an impact in high schools that
though the percent of high
school students using any of the
conventional tobacco products
in the past 30 days fell from
25.8 percent in 2011 to 19.3
percent in 2014, the overall
rate of tobacco use including
e-cigarettes stayed about the
same at 24.2 percent.
E-cigarettes are often cheap
to buy, can be purchased on the
Internet, and are available in an
array of fruit and candy flavors.
E-cigarettes are not regulated by
the FDA and the overall health
risks are unknown. The 2014
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vey included many questions
about new products, especially
electronic cigarettes, as well
as traditional conventional tobacco products. Public schools
and classrooms across the state
were selected at random and
invited to participate. Overall,
4,243 students in grades 6
through 12 took the survey.
Minnesota youth also continued to use menthol cigarettes.
Menthol masks the harshness
and irritation that new smokers
may feel. Nearly half of high
school smokers (44.3 percent)
usually smoke menthols. In
contrast, only 22.0 percent of
Minnesota adult smokers usually smoke menthols.
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Carol Juul joins Thrivent Financial
Carol Juul of Evansville,
MN, has joined Thrivent Financial as a financial representative
with the organization’s Northwestern MN and Eastern ND
Regional Financial Office. Juul
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THE EVANSVILLE LIONS CLUB MEETINGS are the third Monday of the month at
the Soderholm Insurance, 7 p.m. New memWalberg Builders
bers welcome.
New Homes • Remodeling • Decks • Garages • More
The Evansville Area Sportsmen Club meets
Merle Walberg • Dustin Walberg • Lic. #6038
(320)760-6434 • (320)766-0036 • Fax: (218)948-2384 at the Backroads Steakhouse in Evansville
the first Thursday of the month at 8 p.m.
walberg@gctel.com
Bob’s Backhoe Service
Licensed and Bonded #1215
Percolation tests and septic systems
Basements • Gravel • Footing • Landscaping
Tiling • Black Dirt • Rip Rap • Free Estimates
(320)834-4487• Cell: 760-2616 • Quality Service since 1984
AUSTIN’S AUTO REPAIR
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Professional Auto Repair • Latest Equipment • Tires
Oil Change • Tune Ups • Brakes
Quality work - Reasonable Prices
BITZAN BACKHOE SERVICE
Septic Systems • Basements • Black dirt
Gravel • Site Demo • Footings • Tiling
owner Ben (Blackie) Bitzan Lic. #456
(218)267-2781 • Cell: (320)815-3832
Snowmobiles • ATVs• Lawn Mowers • Chainsaws
FOR OUR SALES OR REPAIR NEEDS
Call (218)948-2268 or (320)834-4626
See Community Calendar, page 5.
Brandon Liquor Store
Open Monday-Saturday
10 a.m.-1 a.m.
Be a pal, take the keys, give a ride
Plumbing/InFloor Heating
License, bonded, insured, Owner Ron Wagner
New Homes • Remodel • Complete Service & Installation water heaters
Specializing in InFloor Heating
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(320)763-6634 • Fax: (320)763-6635
117 7th Ave. E., Alexandria, MN 56308
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(218) 948-2239
Evansville, Fergus Falls,
Ashby & Battle Lake
THE EVANSVILLE TOWNSHIP BOARD
meets the third Tuesday of each month at
Jeanine Henneman’s at 8 p.m.
THE MILLERVILLE TOWNSHIP regular
111 50th Ave. W., Alexandria, MN 56308
meetings are held the second Thursday of
(320)763-4994
each month at 8:30 p.m. in the Millerville
Fire Hall.
BRANDON TOWNSHIP holds its monthly
meetings on the 3rd Monday of every month
alexpowerequipment.com
at 7 p.m. at the Brandon Community Center.
• Sales
• New and Used
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ONE
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ruary, the monthly meetings are held on the
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3rd Tuesday due to legal holidays.
• Custom computers
DEED’s Business and Community
The Urness Townboard meets the second
700 Cedar St., Suite 161, Alexandria • (320)762-1212
Development Office provides the
Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. March
expertise and financial resources to
through October meeting is at the Townhelp
Hall
Leaf
Mercantile
new businesses start
out strongValley
and
and November through February meeting
is businesses expandDaily
Lunch Specials
helps existing
and
Nightly Specials:
relocate. When
companies flourish and
at the Treasurer’s home.
Mon. - Buck & 1/2 burgers starting 6 p.m. (eat in only, must have beverage)
communitiesTues.
thrive,
everyorMinnesotan
- Hard
soft tacos, $1.00 • $2 Miller Lite bottles
AREA MEETINGS: Evansville City CounBucket
of Miller
benefits. AndWed.
that -suits
us just
fine. Lite & 1 Topping Pizza, $15.00
Dark chicken, 1/4 $4.50; 1/2 $6.00
cil, first Monday, 7 p.m.; Brandon City
Thurs. - Chicken Alfredo & Spaghetti
Council, first Monday, 6:30 p.m.; BrandonBeef or Chicken Philly, choice potato, $5.85
Call us at 651-259-7432
Fri.
Fish
Special, $7.00
mn.gov/deed/business
or email
Evansville School Board, third Monday
at Economic.Development@state.mn.us
Sat. - Prime rib, baked potato and cole slaw or salad, 6-9 p.m., $14.95
Sun.
Ayce
Jumbo
Shrimp,
choice
of
potato,
and
salad or coleslaw, $12.95
Evansville Senior Center, 7 p.m.
EQUIPMENT
Specials start at 6 p.m.
Take out available • (218)267-2726 or (320)834-2532
Shakeup on national level will not slow MFU resolve
NFU President.
The 113th Congress will return to Washington next week.
Minnesota Farmers Union
(MFU) works to protect and
enhance the economic interests
and quality of life of family
farmers and ranchers and rural
communities.
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continue to enjoy strong bipartisan support in both chambers.
We are looking forward to
working with the new Congress
to continue to advance those
issues and make continued
progress for family farmers,
rural American and the nation
as a whole,” Roger Johnson,
EV
Following the Nov. 4 midterm elections, Republicans
took control of both chambers
of Congress leaving many constituents to doubt the ability of
the United States Government
to get anything accomplished
during this lame-duck session.
However, locally, Minnesota
continues to be a state rooted
firmly in agriculture, with
the reelection of strong agricultural supporters, and Minnesota Farmers Union (MFU)
President Doug Peterson is
adamant that the shake up at
the national level, “will not
slow MFU’s resolve to work
with our local members in both
chambers on solving local issues most important our family
farmers and ranchers -property
tax, state budget and natural
resource issues.”
“Minnesota Farmers Union
(MFU) has always enjoyed
great working relationships
with our representatives who
have been key supporters and
advocates for rural Minnesota.
We will continue to work on
support to protect and enhance
the economic interests and
quality of life for our family
farmers and ranchers in rural
communities,” said Doug Peterson, MFU President.
Nationally, MFU will continue to work with the National
Farmers Union (NFU) and
the new Congress to advance
issues vital to farmers- the
2014 Farm Bill implementation, Trans-Pacific Partnership
(TPP) and tax extenders. National Farmers Union President
Roger Johnson addressed the
need to pass the tax extenders
package during the upcoming
lame-duck session of Congress,
“Family farmers and ranchers
rely on these provisions that
are crucial to managing their
business.”
“Many of the issues impor-
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Four Brandon-Evansville volleyball players earn LEC honors
The Brandon-Evansville
volleyball team had four players earn Little Eight Conference
honors this year.
B-E senior middle hitter
Emma Friedrich was named
the LEC Most Valuable Player.
Others on the all-conference
squad include senior middle
hitter Mariah Hansen and sophomore setter Kylee Hansen.
Junior libero Katie Kokett
was named to the Honorable
Mention squad.
Diane Ross of Underwood
was named as the LEC Coach
of the Year.
2014 LEC All-Conference
Brandon-Evansville
Emily Friedrich, sr. middle
hitter; Mariah Hansen, sr.
middle hitter; Kylee Hansen,
so., setter
Underwood
Jacey Ross, so. setter; Brenna
Tinjum, fr. outside hitter; McKenzie Woodman, sr. libero/
outside hitter; Karlea Thorson,
sr. middle hitter.
Battle Lake
Katie Rilla, jr. outside hitter;
Emily Marso, jr. middle hitter;
Tori Hull, jr. setter.
Parkers Prairie
Sierra Nori, jr. outside hitter; Anna Guenther, sr. libero
Hillcrest
Laura Tungseth, sr. setter
Ashby
Casandra Jordan, sr. libero
Rothsay
Chelsie Lankow, sr. outside
hitter
Honorable Mention
Brandon-Evansville
Katie Kokett, jr. libero
Battle Lake
Maddie Merickel, sr. middle
hitter
Parkers Prairie
Taylor Shaw, jr. right side
hitter
Hillcrest
Abby Taylor, sr. setter
Ashby
Madison VanSanten, sr.
right side hitter
Brandon-Evansville volleybal players earning LEC honors include, left to right: Emma
Friedrich. Mariah Hansen, Kylee Hansen and Katie Kokett.
Deer advisory members sought
People interested in helping of northern Minnesota were set
the Minnesota Department of in 2012. Goals for southeastern
Natural Resources establish Minnesota were set last year.
deer population goals for large Goals for the deer permit areas
portions of the state have until not part of the 2015 process will
Monday, Nov. 17, to apply on- be set in 2016.
Individuals can serve on one
line at www.mndnr.gov/deer.
Volunteers are being sought team. They nominate themto join five advisory teams selves by completing an online
that will develop deer popula- application. For the application,
tion goals for large portions descriptions of the goal setting
of northeastern, north-central blocks and information on the
and east-central Minnesota. selection process, go to www.
Each team will focus on deer mndnr.gov/deer.
2x2, 2x4 & 2x8 ads to run ONE TIME, the week beginning 11/9/2014
goals for a specific region, or
goal-setting block, of the state.
Goal-setting blocks consist of
DEED’s Business and Community
multiple deer permit areas
that
Development Office
provides
the be a crafters, bake
There
will
have been grouped by
habitat
expertise and financial
resources
to on Saturday, Nov.
and lunch sale
type.
help new businesses
start
out
strong
and
Once selected, each team 15 from 9:30 a.m.-1 p.m. at the
helps existing businesses
expand
and
will review biological and Senior Center in Evansville.
relocate. When companies flourish and
social data as well as public Come and check our the many
communities thrive, every Minnesotan
input collected at meetings items for sale.
benefits. And that suits us just fine.
This would be a good time to
and through online and written questionnaires. After con- start your Christmas shopping!
Call us this
at 651-259-7432
Items include, lefse, jellies, jams
sidering and discussing
or
email
Economic.Development@state.mn.us
various crafts
and vendor tablesmn.gov/deed/business
NE
TIME, the
beginning
11/9/2014
information,
eachweek
team will
recommend a deer population for Avon, and Perfectly Posh.
There are always many good
goal for each of the permit areas
buys on the white elephant
within its goal-setting block.
DNR staff will review the table. Buy chances on a beautidata for each goal block as ful quilt and a two story martin
well as advisory team goal house. Need not be present to
recommendations and final win.
There will also be a bakes
public comments on team recommendations before making sale table. Come, have coffee
and stay for lunch. Barbeques,
final goal decisions.
This is the third year the DNR chips, homemade donuts and
Read all about it each week in The Record
has worked with citizens to re- bars will be served.
News • Columns • Classifieds
Everyone is welcome. Come
assess and revise deer populagov/deed/business
(320)834-4924
tion goals in Minnesota. Goals and support the Evansville Sefor southwestern and a portion nior Citizens Club.
Senior Citizens
sale is Nov. 15
Central
B-E Schedule
Nov. 14
Jr. Hi GBB vs WCA in
Brandon, 4 p.m.
Nov. 17
GBB practice begins.
Nov. 20
Jr. Hi GBB vs Underwood
in Evansville Small Gym,
4:15 p.m.
Central
Car wash
It’s that time again! Clean your vehicle at the Evansville Car Wash!
Open 7 days a week form 9-9.
Storage units
Storage Units available, 10x10
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Legal notice
SUMMONS
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF DOUGLAS
IN DISTRICT COURT
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
TYPE OF CASE: QUT
COURT FILE NO. 21-CV-14-1486
Lauren J. McConnell Davis, as Trustee of the Lauren Jessica McConnell
Davis Revocable Trust,
Plaintiff,
vs.
Carl F. Paulsen, Godfred Burkey aka
Godred Burkey aka Godfrid Burkey,
Ida Burkey, Louis W. Voigt aka Louis
W. Voight, Nannie Voight, William
W. Eisentrager, Sheila C. Stanton,
Trustee of the Sheila C. Stanton Trust
dated March 25, 1997; Ritchie J.
Burkey, Donald N. Bukkila, Barbara
Bukkila, also the unknown heirs of
the above-named individuals, and all
other persons unknown claiming any
right, title, estate, interest or lien in
the real estate described in the Complaint herein,
Defendants.
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA TO
THE
ABOVE-NAMED
DEFENDANTS:
1. YOU ARE BEING SUED. The
Plaintiff has started a lawsuit against
you. The Plaintiff’s Complaint against
you is on file in the office of the court
administrator of the above-named
court. Do not throw these papers
away. They are official papers that
affect your rights. You must respond
to this lawsuit even though it may not
yet be filed with the Court and there
may be no court file number on this
Summons.
2. YOU MUST REPLY WITHIN
20 DAYS TO PROTECT YOUR
RIGHTS. You must give or mail to the
person who signed this Summons a
written response called an Answer
within 20 days of the date on which
you received this Summons. You
must send a copy of your Answer to
the person who signed this Summons
located at:
JOHNSTON LAW OFFICE, P.A.
Scott T. Johnston
Easton Place, 510 22nd Avenue East
#101
P.O. Box 1218
Alexandria, MN 56308
3. YOU MUST RESPOND TO EACH
CLAIM. The Answer is your written
response to the Plaintiff’s Complaint.
In your Answer you must state
whether you agree or disagree with
each paragraph of the Complaint. If
you believe the Plaintiff should not
be given everything asked for in the
Complaint, you must say so in your
Answer.
4. YOU WILL LOSE YOUR CASE IF
YOU DO NOT SEND A WRITTEN
RESPONSE TO THE COMPLAINT
TO THE PERSON WHO SIGNED
THIS SUMMONS. If you do not an-
swer within 20 days, you will lose this
case. You will not get to tell your side
of the story, and the Court may decide
against you and award the Plaintiff everything asked for in the Complaint. If
you do not want to contest the claims
stated in the Complaint, you do not
need to respond.
A default judgment can then be
entered against you for the relief requested in the Complaint.
5. LEGAL ASSISTANCE. You may
wish to get legal help from a lawyer.
If you do not have a lawyer, the Court
Administrator may have information
about places where you can get legal
assistance. Even if you cannot get
legal help, you must still provide a
written Answer to protect your rights
or you may lose the case.
6. ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION. The parties may agree
to or be ordered to participate in an
alternative dispute resolution process
under Rule 114 of the Minnesota
General Rules of Practice. You must
still send your written response to the
Complaint even if you expect to use
alternative means of resolving this
dispute.
7. THIS LAWSUIT MAY AFFECT OR
BRING INTO QUESTION TITLE TO
REAL PROPERTY located in Douglas
County, State of Minnesota, legally
described as follows:
See attached Exhibit A.
The object of this action is to obtain
Judgment declaring that Plaintiff is the
owner in fee simple absolute of Tracts
I and II, and that the Defendants, and
each of them, have no interest or
estate in said Tracts I or II, nor lien
thereon.
8. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
no personal claim is made by Plaintiff
against any of the Defendants.
Dated this 5th day of November, 2014.
JOHNSTON LAW OFFICE, P.A.
By /s/ Scott T. Johnston
Scott T. Johnston
Attorney Reg. No. 52334
Attorney for Plaintiff
Easton Place, 510 22nd Ave. E. #101
PO Box 1218
Alexandria MN 56308-1218
320.762.8814
EXHIBIT A
TRACT I: Lot 2, Burkey’s Lake Shore,
according to the duly recorded plat
thereof;
AND
TRACT II: That part of Government
Lot 4, Section 26, Township 129
North, Range 38 West, Douglas
County, Minnesota, described as follows:
Commencing at the south quarter corner of said Section 26; thence North
00 degrees 03 minutes 08 seconds
East, assumed bearing along the
west line of said Government Lot 4, a
distance of 1129.58 feet to the point of
beginning of the land to be described;
thence continuing North 00 degrees
03 minutes 08 seconds East, along
said west line of Government Lot 4,
a distance of 160.99 feet to the northwesterly extension of the southwesterly line of Sahara Lane NW, formerly
known as Burkey’s Drive as dedicated
in the recorded plat of BURKEY’S
LAKE SHORE; thence South 70 degrees 13 minutes 28 seconds East,
along said northwesterly extension
and along the southwesterly line of
Sahara Lane NW, 248.82 feet to the
southerly line of said Sahara Lane
NW; thence South 86 degrees 13
minutes 33 seconds East, along said
southerly line of Sahara Lane NW,
611.11 feet; thence South 00 degrees
31 minutes 14 seconds West 106.67
feet to a line bearing South 86 degrees
13 minutes 33 seconds East from the
point of beginning; thence North 86
degrees 13 minutes 33 seconds West
845.08 feet to the point of beginning.
The tract contains 1.92 acres more or
less.
EXCEPT
That part of Government Lot 4, Section 26, Township 129 North, Range
38 West, Douglas County, Minnesota,
described as follows:
Commencing at an iron monument at
the northeast corner of the Southeast
Quarter of the Southwest Quarter
of said Section 26; thence North
00 degrees 03 minutes 08 seconds
East, assumed bearing along the
North-South Quarter line of said Section 26 a distance of 3.46 feet to the
northwest corner of Burkey’s Drive,
Plat of BURKEY’S LAKE SHORE, according to the recorded plat thereof,
being on the North-South Quarter
line of said Section; thence South 70
degrees 13 minutes 28 seconds East,
(South 69 degrees 25 minutes East
plat bearing) along the northeasterly
line of said Burkey’s Drive 44.67 feet;
thence South 09 degrees 27 minutes
23 seconds West 33.54 feet to the
southwesterly line of said Burkey’s
Drive; thence South 70 degrees 13
minutes 28 seconds East along said
southwesterly line 33.54 feet to the
intersection with the easterly right-ofway line of an existing township road
also known as Bedman Drive and the
point of beginning; thence South 09
degrees 27 minutes 23 seconds West
along said easterly right of way line
of said existing Township Road 50.82
feet; thence South 70 degrees 13
minutes 28 seconds East 40.90 feet;
thence North 19 degrees 46 minutes
32 seconds East, 50.00 feet to the intersection with said southwesterly line
of said Burkey’s Drive; thence North
70 degrees 13 minutes 28 seconds
West along said southwesterly line
50.00 feet to the point of beginning.
Said excepted tract of land contains
0.052 acres, more or less.
Publish Nov. 13, 20, 27, 2015
The Record, Thursday, November 13, 2014, Page 8
The Road To Hope
By Mick Murphy
Pastor, Calvary Covenant Church, Evansville
By now most of the crops
have been stripped off the
land and gathered into barns
or cribs or wherever you put
crops in the first place (I’m a
town kid). For me, harvest time
reminds me of summers when
I walked bean fields hacking at
weeds and corn stalks growing
where they weren’t supposed
to be. They had to be removed.
Cutting them out was the right
thing to do.
In Genesis 18, God has told
Abraham that it is God’s intention to go to the sinful city of
Sodom and destroy it because
of its wickedness. Abraham
pleads with God for the righteous people who live there,
knowing that his nephew Lot
and his small family are the
only righteous ones, and then
just barely. And in a moment
of true desperation, Abraham
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asks, “Will not the Judge of all
the earth do right?”
Judgment. Harvest in, weeds
out. Heaven. Hades. Hell. The
gray skies of November set the
tone for such thoughts and we
wonder how God, the Judge
of all the earth, will do right if
we think hell is so wrong. In
answer to that, I will not get into
semantics. Hades, Gehenna
and Hell are all words that
come from places like Greek
mythology, Jewish mysticism
and Dante’s inferno. We have
a lot of images from man that
do not always say what they
Bible says.
Having said that, if you take
all the things Jesus has to say
about judgment out of the New
Testament you have, as Karl
Olsson once wrote, a badly
gutted gospel. The Bible tells
us enough to know that there is
the way of God and the way of
man and the latter is the way to
death. If we say we believe in
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Drug
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Heaven because it is mentioned
in the Bible, we had better be
prepared to say the same thing
about Hell. The fact remains
that it is possible to deny God
in life or hold God off to such
an extent that we push ourselves
backwards, away from God’s
presence. Do we push ourselves
into darkness or fire or a flaming
lake or where worms have their
way with us for all eternity? It
should be enough to say we push
ourselves away from grace.
Wherever it is the unsaved end
up, they are there by their own
choice. In that place, which N.T.
Wright calls “beyond pity and
beyond hope”, God will not be
found, so don’t go looking for
any kind of godly residue.
Hell is like the bump in the
night we often hear about. We
can’t see it and we can’t fully
measure, but something made
that noise and we would be wise
to stay in the place of faith.
If that idea scares the Hell out
of you, well, OK.
Evansville Care Campus News
The Evansville Care Center
had some spooky visitors on
Halloween. Residents handed
out treats to the goblins. We had
toe tapping music by our own
Louise and the Schjei gals, who
were dressed up as witches. It
was fun day for all ages. The
weather was cool but enjoyable
for the trick or treaters.
We have a lot of fun activities
planned for November. Mark
your calendar for the Country
Couple, they will be here the
first Wednesday of the month
untill spring to play music for
us. They start playing at 1:30
pm. On Thursday November
13th the Holmquists will be
here at 2 p.m., Friday the 14th
Neal Nelson will entertain us at
2 p.m. On Friday the 21st it is
our annual pie social from 2-4
pm with music by Steve Samek
starting at 2 pm. Come & join
us for the afternoon.
On Monday the 24th we will
have music by Terry Nelson,
and Wednesday the 26th at
4 p.m. Schjei Country will
entertain us.
On Saturday the 29th at 2
p.m. Country Rose Band will
be here to play music. Its a
month of great music, all are
welcome to join us for music
& coffee too.
Celebrating birthdays in
November are Lorry Olson the
7th, Helen Brandvold the 14th,
Ron Koski the 16th Harlan
Johnson the 24th and Hermina
Wahlin will be 110 years young
on the 26th.!
Kay Hanson will celebrate
her birthday on the 25th. Happy
Birthday to each of them.
We honored our Veterans
on Tuesday the 11th, they are
Edward Bitzen, Richard Howe,
Dayton Haagenson and Ernie
Schaffran.
We wish everyone a very
Happy Thanksgiving!
Minnesotans enrolled in year. To date, more than 310,000
Medical Assistance and Min- people have signed up for public
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“We want to assure Minneany action to renew their coverage during the MNsure open sotans in Medical Assistance
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are contacted by the Depart- contact them before the end of
ment of Human Services (DHS) the year if we need more information to renew their coverwith specific instructions.
Current enrollees in these age,” said DHS Commissioner
publicly subsidized programs Lucinda Jesson.
Current Medical Assistance
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enrollment, which begins Member Help Desk at 651-431November 15, 2014 for 2015 2670 or 800-657-3739, Monday
through Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
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Minnesotans enrolled in
“We want to avoid confusion
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and MinnesotaCare,” said any action to renew their covMNsure CEO Scott Leitz. ““It’s erage during the MNsure open
important that current Medical enrollment period unless they
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